Poisoned Investigate the mysterious death of the model who attended the "hot" parties of Berlusconi

ROME.- The news was today at one of all the Italian newspapers: Imane Fadil, a Moroccan model who was a key witness of the famous
"Bunga-bunga" parties, like former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, died poisoned by a mixture of radioactive substances. The 34-year-old girl had told her lawyer that she was afraid of being poisoned. The Milan prosecutor's office opened an investigation into an alleged intentional homicide and ordered an autopsy.

Fadil died on March 1 in a hospital in Milan, after prosecutor Francesco Greco had called "a month of terrible agony." The girl had been hospitalized on January 29, after turning herself into a friend. "I have a stomach ache and I feel exhausted," he told doctors, who were slow to realize that he had been poisoned by a very strange badtail of elements radioactive substances that have determined the progressive deterioration of its internal organs.

"I'm afraid of dying, they've poisoned me," Imane told his brother and his lawyer, Paolo Sevesi. The big mystery now is to know what kind of poison would have been ingested by the woman and, most importantly, if there is anyone behind what could be a willful homicide.

The model was in 2011 a key witness of the process led to Berlusconi for the prostitution of minors in the case of "Ruby Robazrazones", as they called the Moroccan Karima El Mahroug, who participated in several parties and feast that Prime Minister tried to pbad for the daughter of the Egyptian president of the time, Hosni Mubarak. Berlusconi, who has always considered his "hot nights" as "elegant dinners", was acquitted in the "Ruby trial", which then gave rise to other trials – still pending – for alleged bribery of witnesses in order to testify in favor of the Cavaliere.

Imane, who has never realized her dream of working in the entertainment world or as a sports journalist, looked tense and angry in recent months, according to Italian media reports. "It all started when I was 25 years old and today, I'm 34. I've always told the truth and rejected several attempts at corruption by Mr. Berlusconi. and his entourage, but now I write a book and they will see, "he said in a final
video published by the digital edition of La Repubblica, in which he appears outgoing courts of Milan.

The prosecution put the archives of this book under the microscope. But, according to La Stampa, he would have found nothing relevant in the midst of the girl's somewhat confusing stories.

The big question is what would it be like to kill Imane, the key witness of Berlusconi's holidays in 2011, who then repeatedly stated in videos and interviews some of the most extravagant things about his Arcore experience. In one of the last interviews with the newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano, in April of last year, Imane said she was convinced that in the Berlusconi mansion a satanic sect composed of evil women had been established and that in the basements close to the pool, tunics that served more for the black mbades than for orgies "bunga bunga" with costumes. "In those evenings it was bad, I saw him, I saw Lucifer," said the girl.

Asked about the mysterious death of the model, which had a great impact in Italy,
Berlusconi, 82 years old and still in the political arena, said that he was oblivious to everything. "The death of a young person is always regrettable," he said, "but I have never met this person and I have not spoken to him."